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So you're leasing the car at MSRP? Not sure if you've seen but people have been able to secure 5-7% under MSRP without a lot of trouble on ordered cars...
So you're leasing the car at MSRP? Not sure if you've seen but people have been able to secure 5-7% under MSRP without a lot of trouble on ordered cars...
Incorrect, this lease special is calculated at roughly 5.5% off MSRP
Ok. I guess the way the data is presented is a little confusing. The graphic shows a price of $79k, and you list MSRP as the same amount. i.e. you're not explicitly specifying the "sale" price in the lease vs the MSRP.
Ok. I guess the way the data is presented is a little confusing. The graphic shows a price of $79k, and you list MSRP as the same amount. i.e. you're not explicitly specifying the "sale" price in the lease vs the MSRP.
Residual is high must be a high MF/interest rate on the lease. Porsche usually doesn’t subsidize interest rates like bigger luxury car companies. Maybe be better off buying/financing at that lease price.
I don't think that is a Porsche Financial Lease Special, that's for that dealer. Porsche would not do lease specials this early into a new model (that is hot) as they want to allow the dealerships to "mark up" their lease buy rates (which are .0027).
BTW, the .0027 lease factor rate (for a 3 year lease) equates to an effective interest rate of 6.4%.
11-04-2018, 09:31 PM
Porsche Fresno NEW Cayenne Lease special
